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The Hamdard University in Faisalabad, Pakistan 

Hamdard Laboratories (Waqf) Pakistan, is a private non-profit research laboratory famous for its Unani and ayurvedic medicine. Hamdard Dawakhana originated in undivided India in 1906. After the Partition of India a branch was established in Karachi, Pakistan by Hakim Mohammed Saeed, named Hamdard Laboratories.

In 1953, Hamdard Laboratories was converted into a Waqf (Islamic irrevocable trust) and renamed Hamdard Laboratories (Waqf) Pakistan. Profits of Hamdard Laboratories (Waqf) Pakistan were made over to the trust, for use in the development of health, education and other nation-building and philanthropic activities. Hamdard Foundation Pakistan was created to manage these funds.

History

Hakim Abdul Majeed (1883–1922) founded an organization called Hamdard Dawakhana in Delhi in 1906. At that time, it was a small clinic and herbal medicine shop. Abdul Majeed had come from a family that included many herbal doctors, and he joined the herbal pharmacy of the renowned Unani physician Hakim Ajmal Khan. As he developed his knowledge of medicine, he became aHakim and decided to establish his own pharmacy and clinic, which he called Hamdard Dawakhana.

As a result of Hamdard's success, it moved to a larger building in 1922. Unfortunately, Abdul suffered a serious illness and died that year. Mrs. Rabia, his widow, took responsibility until son Hakeem Abdul Hameed assumed leadership.

In 1940, Abdul's youngest son Hakim Mohammed Saeed joined Hamdard Dawakhana. By 1947, Hamdard became a prominent manufacturer of herbal products and medicines in the Indian subcontinent.

After the creation of Pakistan in 1947, Saeed, at the age of 29, migrated to Pakistan. The following year, he established Hamdard Laboratories Pakistan in Karachi on a modest scale.

Saeed was able to make Hamdard the leading manufacturer of herbal medicines and products in Pakistan in six years.

In 1953, when Hamdard had become a big pharmaceutical company, Saeed declared it a Waqf (Islamic irrevocable trust).

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Charitable activities

Hamdard Foundation, Pakistan was established in 1964 in order to separate the charitable and philanthropic work from the business unit. It was the first NGO of its nature that came into being in Pakistan.

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Products

Hamdard Laboratories produces more than six hundred (600) Herbal Products.

Hamdard has a full range of medicines for digestive disorders of stomach and intestine, abdominal cramps, hyper-acidity etc., anemia, jaundice, purification of blood from impurities, liver ailments, female ailments like leucorrhoea, menstrual irregularities and for protection of pregnancy. Products are also available for naturally strengthening the nervous system and mental health, heart and other vital organs. Hormonal and sexual insufficiency in men, general debility, mental and physical exhaustion, rheumatism and joints diseases, skin diseases, common cold, and a wide range of other physical problems are addressed with Hardard products.

Some of the company's most common products are Rooh Afza, Safi and Carmina.

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Research and development

Hamdard Laboratories central structure is based in Karachi, consisting of fully automated pharmaceutical manufacturing and research units, manufacturing a wide spectrum of herbal products. Recently, a new industrial complex has been set up about 40 km from Karachi.

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Hakim Ajmal Khan

Ajmal Khan (or Hakim Ajmal Khan) (1868–1927) was an Indian physician specialising in the field of South Asian traditional Unani medicine as well as a Muslim nationalist politician and freedom fighter. Through his founding of the Tibbia College in Delhi, he is credited with the revival of Unani medicine in early 20th century India. Khan also recognised the talents of chemist Dr. Salimuzzaman Siddiqui, whose subsequent research into important medicinal plants used in the field gave it a new direction.[3][4][5] A close associate of Gandhi, he participated in the Non-cooperation movement (Satyagraha), led the Khilafat Movement, and became the fifth Muslim[citation needed] President of the Indian National Congress during the 1921 session held in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.[6]Khan was one of the founders of the Jamia Millia Islamia University, becoming its first chancellor in 1920 and remaining in office until his death in 1927

Biography

Hakim Born in 1868 (17th Shawwal 1284), Khan descended from a distinguished line of physicians who had come to India during the reign of Mughal Emperor Babar. His family were all Unani doctors who had practiced this ancient form of medicine since their arrival in the country. They were then known as the Rais of Delhi. His grandfather, Hakim Sharif Khan, was physician to Mughal Emperor, Shah Alam and built the Sharif Manzil, a hospital-cum-college teaching Unani medicine.[8][9]Khan learnt the Quran by heart and as a child studied traditional Islamic knowledge including Arabic and Persian, before turning his energy to the study of medicine under the guidance of his senior relatives, all of whom were well-known physicians.

 To promote the practice of Tibb-i-unani or Unani medicine, his grandfather had set up the Sharif Manzil hospital-cum-college known throughout the subcontinent as one of the best philanthropic Unani hospitals where treatment for poor patients was free.[10] He completed his Unani studies under Hakeem Abdul Jameel of Siddiqui Dawakhana, Delhi.[10]On qualifying in 1892, Khan became chief physician to the Nawab of Rampur. Hailed as "Massiha-e-Hind" (Healer of India) and "a king without a crown", Khan, like his father, was reputed to effect miraculous cures and to have possessed a "magical" medicine chest, the secrets of which were known to him alone.[10] Such was his medical acumen that it is said that he could diagnose any illness by just looking at a person’s face. Hakim Ajmal Khan charged Rs.1000 per day for an out-of-town visit but if the patient came to Delhi, he was treated free, regardless of his position in society.

 Khan proved to be the most outstanding and multifaceted personality of his era with matchless contributions to the causes of Indian independence, national integration and communal harmony.[10]

He took great interest in the expansion and development of the native system of Unani medicine and to that end built three important institutions, the Central College in Delhi, the Hindustani Dawakhana and the Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College, which expanded research and practice in the field and saved the Unani System of Medicine from extinction in India. His untiring efforts in this field infused a new force and life into an otherwise decaying Unani medical system under British rule.[11][12] Khan proposed the absorption of Western concepts within the Unani system, a view diametrically opposite to that adopted by physicians of the Lucknow school who wanted to maintain the system's purity.[13]

As one of its founders, Khan was elected first chancellor of the Jamia Milia Islamia University on 22 November 1920, holding the position until his death in 1927. During this period he oversaw the University's move to Delhi from Aligarh and helped it to overcome various crises, including financial ones, when he carried out extensive fund raising and often bailed it out using his own money.[14][15]

Nationalism

Khan changed direction from medicine towards politics after he started writing for the Urdu weekly Akmal-ul-Akhbar launched by his family. Khan also headed the Muslim team who met the Viceroy of India in Shimla in 1906 and presented him with a memorandum written by the delegation. The following year, he was present at the Dhaka inauguration of the All India Muslim League on 30 December 1906. At a time when many Muslim leaders faced arrest, Khan approached Mahatma Gandhi for help, thereafter uniting with him and other Muslim leaders such as Maulana Azad, Maulana Mohammad Ali and Maulana Shaukat Ali in the well-known Khilafat movement. Khan was also the sole person elected to the Presidency of the Indian National Congress, the Muslim League and the All India Khilafat Committee.

Legacy

Before he died of heart problems on 29 December 1927 Khan had renounced his government title, and many of his Indian followers awarded him the title of Masih-ul-Mulk (Healer of the Nation). He was succeeded to the position of JMI Chancellor by Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed Ansari. Ajmaline, a class Ia antiarrhythmic agent and Ajmalan a parent hydride, are named after him.[16]

 After partition

After the partition of India Khan's grandson Hakim Muhammad Nabi Khan moved to Pakistan. Hakim Nabi had learnt Tibb (medicine)[clarification needed] from his grandfather and opened 'Dawakhana Hakim Ajmal Khan' in Lahore which has branches throughout Pakistan. The motto of the Ajmal Khan family is Azal-ul-Allah-Khudatulmal, which means that the best way to keep oneself busy is by serving humanity.

Quotes

"The spirit of non-cooperation pervades throughout the country and there is no true Indian heart even in the remotest corner of this great country which is not filled with the spirit of cheerful suffering and sacrifice to attain Swaraj and see the Punjab and the Khilafat wrongs redressed." — From the Presidential Address, I.N.C., 1921 Session, Ahmedabad.[6].[7]

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Unani Medicine: The Power of Balance Over High Dose Medicines

Introduction:

In the world of modern medicine, high doses of medications have become the norm for treating various health conditions. While these medications can be effective, they often come with potential side effects and risks. Unani Medicine, an ancient healing system based on the principles of balance and harmony, offers a powerful alternative to high dose medicines. In this article, we will explore how Unani Medicine harnesses the power of natural remedies and individualized treatments to promote healing without the need for high doses of medications.

1. Holistic Approach:

Unani Medicine takes a holistic approach to healing, considering the person as a whole rather than just focusing on the symptoms. It aims to identify the root cause of the health condition and addresses it through a combination of natural remedies, dietary adjustments, lifestyle changes, and mental well-being. This comprehensive approach often leads to a more effective and lasting recovery.

2. Personalized Treatments:

Unlike high dose medicines, which are often prescribed based on standard protocols, Unani Medicine tailors treatments to each individual's unique constitution and health condition. By taking into account factors such as age, gender, medical history, and lifestyle, Unani practitioners create personalized treatment plans that are more likely to yield positive outcomes.

3. Herbal Remedies:

Unani Medicine relies heavily on herbal remedies, which are derived from natural sources such as plants, seeds, and roots. These remedies are carefully selected to restore the balance of the four humors—blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile—in the body. The use of herbal remedies is generally considered safe and has a lower risk of adverse effects compared to high dose medications.

4. Minimal Side Effects:

High dose medicines often come with a range of side effects, ranging from mild discomfort to severe health issues. In contrast, Unani Medicine aims to restore the natural balance in the body, reducing the risk of side effects. By promoting natural healing, Unani treatments prioritize overall well-being.

5. Prevention and Long-Term Benefits:

Unani Medicine places great emphasis on preventive measures to maintain health and prevent diseases from occurring. By adopting a balanced lifestyle, following dietary guidelines, and managing mental well-being, individuals can reduce their reliance on high dose medications and experience long-term health benefits.

6. Strengthening the Body's Defense Mechanism:

Unani Medicine focuses on boosting the body's natural defense mechanism to fight off illnesses and recover from health conditions. By enhancing the body's immunity and resilience, Unani treatments enable the body to heal itself, making it a powerful alternative to high dose medications.

Conclusion:

Unani Medicine offers a powerful and effective alternative to high dose medicines by emphasizing the restoration of balance and harmony in the body. Through personalized treatments, herbal remedies, minimal side effects, and a holistic approach to healing, Unani Medicine promotes natural recovery and long-term well-being.

By embracing the power of nature and individualized care, Unani Medicine stands as a testament to the effectiveness of balanced healing methods. As it gains recognition in modern healthcare, individuals can explore the potential of Unani Medicine in achieving optimal health without the need for high dose medications. Always seek guidance from qualified Unani practitioners to experience the full benefits of this ancient healing tradition.

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Unani Medicine, also known as Yunani or Greco-Arabic medicine, is a holistic healing system that originated in ancient Greece and was further developed in the Arab world. With a history spanning thousands of years, Unani Medicine offers a unique approach to healthcare, focusing on the balance of the body's humor and the use of natural remedies derived from plants, minerals, and animal products. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the principles, practices, and benefits of Unani Medicines.

1. The Principles of Unani Medicine:

Balance of Humors: Unani Medicine is based on the concept of maintaining a balance among the four humors—blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile—to ensure optimal health and well-being.

Holistic Approach: Unani Medicine treats the individual as a whole, considering physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of health.

Vital Force: The belief in a strong force called "Quwwat-e-Mudabbira" regulates the body's functions and helps heal.

2. Diagnosis in Unani Medicine:

Observation and Examination: Unani practitioners carefully observe the patient's physical appearance, pulse, urine, and other bodily secretions to identify imbalances.

Temperament Assessment: Patients' temperaments are classified into four types—Sanguine, Phlegmatic, Choleric, and Melancholic—to guide the treatment approach.

3. Treatment Modalities:

Regimenal Therapy: Unani Medicine emphasizes the importance of a balanced lifestyle, including dietary recommendations, exercise, massage, and other detoxification techniques.

Pharmacotherapy: Unani medicines utilize a wide range of natural substances such as herbs, minerals, animal products, and their formulations to treat various ailments.

Cupping Therapy: Known as "Hijama," this therapy involves creating suction on the skin to stimulate blood flow and alleviate pain.

4. Commonly Treated Conditions:

Respiratory Disorders: Unani medicines offer effective remedies for respiratory conditions like asthma, bronchitis, and the common cold.

Digestive Disorders: Gastrointestinal issues such as indigestion, acidity, and constipation can be addressed with Unani treatments.

Musculoskeletal Problems: Unani Medicine provides relief from joint pain, arthritis, and muscular injuries through herbal remedies and external applications.

Skin Disorders: Unani formulations help manage skin conditions like eczema, acne, psoriasis, and dermatitis.

5. Safety and Precautions:

Unani Medicines are generally considered safe when prescribed by qualified practitioners. However, it is essential to consult a professional before starting any treatment. Unani medicines work effectively if you are suffering from a nerve problem then take unani medicine for nerve weakness.

Allergies and Sensitivities: Individuals with known allergies or sensitivities should inform the Unani practitioner to avoid potential adverse reactions.

Quality and Authenticity: It is crucial to source Unani medicines from reputable manufacturers and ensure their authenticity.

Conclusion

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Hakim Ajmal Khan

Ajmal Khan (or Hakim Ajmal Khan) (1863–1927) was an Indian physician specialising in the field of South Asian traditional Unani medicine as well as a Muslim nationalist politician and freedom fighter. Through his founding of the Tibbia College in Delhi, he is credited with the revival of Unani medicine in early 20th century India. Khan also recognised the talents of chemist Dr. Salimuzzaman Siddiqui, whose subsequent research into important medicinal plants used in the field gave it a new direction. A close associate of Gandhi, he participated in the Non-cooperation movement (Satyagraha), led the Khilafat Movement, and became the fifth Muslim[citation needed] President of the Indian National Congress during the 1921 session held in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Khan was one of the founders of the Jamia Millia Islamia University, becoming its first chancellor in 1920 and remaining in office until his death in 1927. 

Biography

Hakim Born in 1863, Khan descended from a distinguished line of physicians who had come to India during the reign of Mughal Emperor Babar. His family were all Unani doctors who had practiced this ancient form of medicine since their arrival in the country. They were then known as the Rais of Delhi. His grandfather, Hakim Sharif Khan, was physician to Mughal Emperor, Shah Alam and built the Sharif Manzil, a hospital-cum-college teaching Unani medicine. 

Khan learnt the Quran by heart and as a child studied traditional Islamic knowledge including Arabic and Persian, before turning his energy to the study of medicine under the guidance of his senior relatives, all of whom were well-known physicians. To promote the practice of Tibb-i-unani or Unani medicine, his grandfather had set up the Sharif Manzil hospital-cum-college known throughout the subcontinent as one of the best philanthropic Unani hospitals where treatment for poor patients was free.  He completed his Unani studies under Hakeem Abdul Jameel of Siddiqui Dawakhana, Delhi. 

On qualifying in 1892, Khan became chief physician to the Nawab of Rampur. Hailed as "Massiha-e-Hind" (Messiah of India) and "a king without a crown", Khan, like his father, was reputed to effect miraculous cures and to have possessed a "magical" medicine chest, the secrets of which were known to him alone.  Such was his medical acumen that it is said that he could diagnose any illness by just looking at a person’s face. Hakim Ajmal Khan charged Rs.1000 per day for an out-of-town visit but if the patient came to Delhi, he was treated free, regardless of his position in society. Khan proved to be the most outstanding and multifaceted personality of his era with matchless contributions to the causes of Indian independence, national integration and communal harmony. 

He took great interest in the expansion and development of the native system of Unani medicine and to that end built three important institutions, the Central College in Delhi, the Hindustani Dawakhana and the Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College, which expanded research and practice in the field and saved the Unani System of Medicine from extinction in India. His untiring efforts in this field infused a new force and life into an otherwise decaying Unani medical system under British rule. Khan proposed the absorption of Western concepts within the Unani system, a view diametrically opposite to that adopted by physicians of the Lucknow school who wanted to maintain the system's purity. 

As one of its founders, Khan was elected first chancellor of the Jamia Milia Islamia University on 22 November 1920, holding the position until his death in 1927. During this period he oversaw the University's move to Delhi from Aligarh and helped it to overcome various crises, including financial ones, when he carried out extensive fund raising and often bailed it out using his own money. 

Nationalism 

Khan changed direction from medicine towards politics after he started writing for the Urdu weekly Akmal-ul-Akhbar launched by his family. Khan also headed the Muslim team who met theViceroy of India in Shimla in 1906 and presented him with a memorandum written by the delegation. The following year, he was present at the Dhaka inauguration of the All India Muslim Leagueon 30 December 1906. At a time when many Muslim leaders faced arrest, Khan approached Mahatma Gandhi for help, thereafter uniting with him and other Muslim leaders such as Maulana Azad, Maulana Mohammad Ali and Maulana Shaukat Ali in the well-known Khilafat movement. Khan was also the sole person elected to the Presidency of the Indian National Congress, theMuslim League and the All India Khilafat Committee.

After partition

After the partition of India Khan's grandson Hakim Muhammad Nabi Khan moved to Pakistan. Hakim Nabi had learnt Tibb (medicine)[clarification needed] from his grandfather and opened 'Dawakhana Hakim Ajmal Khan' in Lahore which has branches throughout Pakistan. The motto of the Ajmal Khan family is Azal-ul-Allah-Khudatulmal, which means that the best way to keep oneself busy is by serving humanity.

Quotes 

"The spirit of non-cooperation pervades throughout the country and there is no true Indian heart even in the remotest corner of this great country which is not filled with the spirit of cheerful suffering and sacrifice to attain Swaraj and see the Punjab and the Khilafat wrongs redressed." — From the Presidential Address, I.N.C., 1921 Session, Ahmedabad.[4] 

Further reading 

Hakim Ajmal Khan, the versatile genius, by Mohammed Abdur Razzack. Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India, 1987. 

Hakim Ajmal Khan by Zafar Ahmed Nizami, Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Govt. of India, 1988.[1] 

Hakim Ajmal Khan(Indian freedom fighters series), by Shri Ram Bakshi. Anmol Publications, 1996. ISBN 81-7488-264-2. 

Hakim Ajmal Khan (Hindi, Urdu and English Version) by Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman, National Book Trust, Government of India, New Delhi, India, 2004.